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Martin Williams says, "Both Are True is a compelling assemblage of intense ideas brought to exciting fruition."

Dave Sumner says, "The way in which Angela Morris and Anna Webber marry the strange and familiar is fascinating."

Writer Dan Ouellette calls the album "riveting and mercurial."

Keaton Lamie calls the Metropolis Paradise, "an album that flows seamlessly between smooth and progressive jazz."

The album was included in Phil Freeman's monthly 'Ugly Beaty' piece, along with a number of great new releases.

Giovanni Russonello says of 'Coral': "Throughout, no steady rhythm takes hold. But at the end, when those original, idyllic harmonies return, so does a sense of peace."

They call the album, "an accomplished conjoint effort."

Richard Kamins calls the album, "pulsating and ruminative, yet always alive."

The album release show on April 4th has been postponed until further notice.

They call the album, "a singular and compelling recording."

Writer Raul da Gama calls the album a "stunning debut disc."

The new Dave Douglas release ENGAGE is featured by JAZZIZ Magazine in their 'The Week in Jazz' feature